Microsoft Excel is a commercial spreadsheet application written and distributed by Microsoft for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X. It features calculation, graphing tools, pivot tables, and a macro programming language called Visual Basic for Application. It has been a very widely applied spreadsheet for these platforms, especially since version 5 in 1993.
Introduction
Map Coordinates - Use this project to help in locating coordinates on a spreadsheets.
How many ways to 12?- Try out this assignment to see how many ways you can Add, Subtract, Multiply, and Divide to get the number 12. Excel will do the work for you...you just need to put in the numbers.
Family Budget Exercise - Open up the docuement labelled "Family Budget Excel" and then open up the Excel file "Family". Use the instructions in the document "Family Budget Excel" to modify the "Family" Excel file. This will take you through some of the most basic functions of this program.
Pizza Sale Exercise - This exercise will go more in depth on the capabilities of Excel. Open up the Word document labelled "pizza instructions' and use the instructions to work on the Excel file "pizza".
Integrated Charting - All Microsoft programs can incorportate charting. The exercise uses Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Web Navigation. Use your skills that you have acquired so far to complete this task.
Charts in Excel - This is a very in depth exercise that covers the different types of charting in Excel. It will teach you how to create a chart from a worksheet, create different types of charts, add a title and legent to the chart, change how the chart looks, resize and reposition the chart, and importing a chart into Microsoft Word.
Student Loan - This is an advanced spreadsheet exercise that incorporates several different financial functions that the program has to offer. Make sure that you work through this carefully step by step so that you don't miss a step.
Microsoft Excel Exercises 1 to 3 - The instructions in this booklet correspond with the appropriate files below. Follow the instructions step by step as it is important to stay working in a sequence. They will get more challenging the further you get into the booklet.
Microsoft Excel Exercises 4 to 5 - The instructions in this booklet correspond with the appropriate files below. Follow the instructions step by step as it is important to stay working in a sequence. The instructions will tell you that you will need to either create a new spreadsheet or use the one listed below this text. The difficulty level is picking up so be careful as you go.
Microsoft Excel Exercises 7 - 20 -The instructions in this booklet correspond with the appropriate files below. Follow the instructions step by step as it is important to stay working in a sequence. The instructions will tell you that you will need to either create a new spreadsheet or use the one listed below this text.
Excel Review - You will see Microsoft Excel on your final. Use these as practice so you can refresh your skills and be confident with your abilities for the exam. The Word file below contains your instructions while the Excel file is where you will begin to work. Good luck and be sure to ask questions.
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Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Excel is a commercial spreadsheet application written and distributed by Microsoft for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X. It features calculation, graphing tools, pivot tables, and a macro programming language called Visual Basic for Application. It has been a very widely applied spreadsheet for these platforms, especially since version 5 in 1993.Introduction
Map Coordinates - Use this project to help in locating coordinates on a spreadsheets.
How many ways to 12?- Try out this assignment to see how many ways you can Add, Subtract, Multiply, and Divide to get the number 12. Excel will do the work for you...you just need to put in the numbers.
Counting Money-
Video - This video shows basic introductory information regarding Microsoft Excel and its capabilities. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8L1OVkw2ZQ8
Evaluation - Below is a rubric showing you how you will be evaluated on Microsoft Excel projects.
Family Budget Exercise - Open up the docuement labelled "Family Budget Excel" and then open up the Excel file "Family". Use the instructions in the document "Family Budget Excel" to modify the "Family" Excel file. This will take you through some of the most basic functions of this program.
Pizza Sale Exercise - This exercise will go more in depth on the capabilities of Excel. Open up the Word document labelled "pizza instructions' and use the instructions to work on the Excel file "pizza".
Integrated Charting - All Microsoft programs can incorportate charting. The exercise uses Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Web Navigation. Use your skills that you have acquired so far to complete this task.
Charts in Excel - This is a very in depth exercise that covers the different types of charting in Excel. It will teach you how to create a chart from a worksheet, create different types of charts, add a title and legent to the chart, change how the chart looks, resize and reposition the chart, and importing a chart into Microsoft Word.
Student Loan - This is an advanced spreadsheet exercise that incorporates several different financial functions that the program has to offer. Make sure that you work through this carefully step by step so that you don't miss a step.
Microsoft Excel Exercises 1 to 3 - The instructions in this booklet correspond with the appropriate files below. Follow the instructions step by step as it is important to stay working in a sequence. They will get more challenging the further you get into the booklet.
Microsoft Excel Exercises 4 to 5 - The instructions in this booklet correspond with the appropriate files below. Follow the instructions step by step as it is important to stay working in a sequence. The instructions will tell you that you will need to either create a new spreadsheet or use the one listed below this text. The difficulty level is picking up so be careful as you go.
Microsoft Excel Exercises 7 - 20 -The instructions in this booklet correspond with the appropriate files below. Follow the instructions step by step as it is important to stay working in a sequence. The instructions will tell you that you will need to either create a new spreadsheet or use the one listed below this text.
Microsoft Excel Skill Building - Build your skills in Microsoft Excel using the following exercises.
Basic Microsoft Excel Walkthrough - Here is some work to keep your skills up to date.
Excel Review - You will see Microsoft Excel on your final. Use these as practice so you can refresh your skills and be confident with your abilities for the exam. The Word file below contains your instructions while the Excel file is where you will begin to work. Good luck and be sure to ask questions.